Sentence examples for harm credibility from inspiring English sources

"[T]eachers may utilize three emoticons to improve perceptions of caring with little chance to harm credibility and liking," the study's author wrote.

He seemed unconcerned that such tactics might harm his credibility.

But failure to enforce the rules on Greece could harm the credibility of the euro zone.

"My first concern was that it would harm the credibility of the immunization program," he says.

Earlier Monday, Clinton advisers corrected the Bosnia anecdote, saying they did not want it to harm her credibility.

"They realized that they can't do that because it will lead to soaring prices, smuggling, unemployment and harm the credibility of the reforms".

It's too bad that years of American interventions and favoritism in the region now harm our credibility at a time when we could do good.

Investors could end up with worthless credits, which could harm the credibility of a scheme that has not even really been born.The world desperately needs a way of incorporating the cost of carbon into the economic system.

Price, president of Well Said, Inc., and author of "Well Said! Presentations and Conversations That Get Results," says words, poorly and unconsciously chosen, can indeed harm your credibility, relationships, and opportunities for career advancement.

If the Yankees ended up signing Rodriguez as a free agent, after promising not to, it could harm their credibility and compromise future negotiations with other players and teams.

If the promise of neutrality is not kept – if the policy is used instead only to further narrow US interests – then it could alienate pro-democracy activists and harm US credibility abroad.